IBA eStore
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Check with Mike Kneebone, he mentioned that shirts were going to an on demand availability. You may be able to order one and have it in a little over a week.Can anyone give me a date / month when the MileEater T-Shirts are going to be re-stocked at XL Size?
Short & Long Sleeve ...
I keep going onto the web site but seem to be too late .. and not available
From Mike:
IBA basic shirts and Mile Eaters were suffering because of a lack of storage space (you can't stick these kinds of items in cheap storage units - they eventually get damp and begin to smell) due to magazine inventory (which also requires very clean, dry storage). With the magazine being retired, those back issues are starting to be cleared out so we can get back to having room for T-Shirts. So won't be much longer, maybe 4 weeks.
On that note, SaddleSore shirts (and many others we can now start producing this summer) will move over to print-on-demand. Several members have been getting them that way as we experiment with that process. The problem with print-on-demand shirts is that they have to be washed one time before use, so that adds to the hassle factor for you. So we are still trying different vendors to find the ideal set up.
IBA basic shirts and Mile Eaters were suffering because of a lack of storage space (you can't stick these kinds of items in cheap storage units - they eventually get damp and begin to smell) due to magazine inventory (which also requires very clean, dry storage). With the magazine being retired, those back issues are starting to be cleared out so we can get back to having room for T-Shirts. So won't be much longer, maybe 4 weeks.
On that note, SaddleSore shirts (and many others we can now start producing this summer) will move over to print-on-demand. Several members have been getting them that way as we experiment with that process. The problem with print-on-demand shirts is that they have to be washed one time before use, so that adds to the hassle factor for you. So we are still trying different vendors to find the ideal set up.
In Navy boot camp we used to teach that "New Gear is Dirty Gear"
John Z
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That's where I learned it.
Neanderthaler
Premier Member
I learned it there also. My wife laughs when I still fold my tshirts "skinny, fat, fat, skinny" and when I use my "Ricky Recruit" iron (my hand). That has stuck with me since Great Lakes in '92
I don't have a date, but they will be available when we go to print-on-demand.
Ira Agins
Iron Butt Association